Chain Stopper For Anchoring on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, United States
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Chain
stopper is used to take pressure off of your expensive windlass by grabbing the
chain in a positive lock. Easily released with a flip of the pawl. Strong
working load of 5000 lbs. |
Anchoring, Docking for Sale
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